Irrespective of the size, every organization can increase its productivity and reduce people’s illness via a proactive approach to individual health.
Designed to help the population of more than 143 000 people in Adler region of all ages comply with all relevant legislation, we take pride in offering a comprehensive range of bespoke and personalised medical services in a competitive, reliable and convenient way.
Comprising a core team of highly experienced individuals, we are able to customise our services to provide a bespoke solution for any problem, whether it’s a planned surgery, an annual check-up or a case of emergence with trauma.
Adjacent to the city center, we have our own medical buildings that can accept up to 345 patients daily, with our own accident and emergency unit with quite a number of our own ambulance cars, making it quick and easy to visit us.
We provide help to children, specializing in more than 15 different areas with the possibility to accept up to 450 children in one day shift.
We offer a flexible choice of services and are happy to work in a way that is most convenient for you.
Emergency medical services provide emergency care to people with acute illness or injury. Emergency care including ambulance and emergency department treatment is free to everyone, regardless of immigration or visitor status.
As health care and health policy for Russia is the responsibility of the central government we can say here and now how our hospital has become a very important body in the life of the whole country since the Sochi Winter Olympic games 2014. At the time of writing of this article more than 4 years later from the Olympic games 2014 we are still very proud of the following facts:
- Most the emergency medical services with the ambulance responsibility across the whole Olympic area that included up the hill snow arenas and tracks and down the hill ice arenas and facilities were provided by our hospital
- We could, and we did accept around about 100 patients daily for a check-up or emergency care where overall we helped 2756 injured people
- Amount our patients there were guests of the Olympics, sportsmen from more than 18 countries and the members of the IOC. All of them spoke very highly of our services
- One of the outstanding and extraordinary example was when after a car crash on the road an English journalist and news reporter miraculously escaped death and was taken to our hospital with some heavy injuries of his legs, arms, the spine and the lungs. He only survived because of the most professional and quick help of our medical staff and when after the operation and some period of rehabilitation he was taken back to the UK realized what a miracle our doctors did to him.
We have become and have been the most reliable medical centre in the area that was proved to be true during the World Cup 2018 as well.
Our hospital came into existence years back and despite numerous political and organisational changes remains to date a service available universally that cares for people on the basis of need and not ability to pay, and which is funded by taxes and national insurance contributions.
Our service today comprises of the actual medical/clinical care which is mostly hospital-based care. Our medical staff are responsible for leading the care of patients. They evaluate symptoms, consider possible diagnoses, undertake examinations and tests, advise patients on treatment options and monitor the progress of treatment. If necessary, they will refer patients onwards to a specialist doctor or other health professional for further opinion.
Among 697 medical staff there are 150 SAS doctors (SAS doctors are Staff Grade, Associate Specialist and Specialty Doctors) in our hospital. SAS doctors have at least four years postgraduate experience, two of which are in their chosen specialty. 10 of our SAS doctors have the medical degree as DM (Doctor of Medicine), the others have years of experience and research in the undertaken field.
Our diagnostic equipment includes medical imaging machines, used to aid in diagnosis. Examples are ultrasound and MRImachines, PET and CT scanners, and x-ray machines.
Treatment equipment includes infusion pumps, medical lasers and LASIK surgical machines.
Life support equipment is used to maintain a patient's bodily function. This includes medical ventilators, incubators, anaesthetic machines, heart-lung machines, ECMO, and dialysis machines.
Medical monitors allow medical staff to measure a patient's medical state. Monitors may measure patient vital signs and other parameters including ECG, EEG, and blood pressure.
Medical laboratory equipment automates or helps analyze blood, urine, genes, and dissolved gases in the blood.
Diagnostic Medical Equipment may also be used in the home for certain purposes, e.g. for the control of diabetes mellitus.
Therapeutic: physical therapy machines like continuous passive range of motion (CPM) machines.
A biomedical equipment technician (BMET) is a vital component of the healthcare delivery system. BMETs are the people responsible for maintaining a facility's medical equipment. BMET mainly act as an interface between doctor and equipment.
Modern trauma equipment allow medical staff to undertake all kind of operations with predictable success.
354348, Krasnodarskiy kray. Sochi. Adlerskiy rayon. Kirova 50
Email : shpric6@sochi.com
№ | The name of the operation | Notice | Price, rub |
Trauma surgery | |||
1 | Plating of femur fracture | * | 26286 |
2 | Plating of humerus fracture | * | 26286 |
3 | Plating of tibia fracture | * | 26286 |
4 | Plating of calcaneus fracture | * | 26286 |
5 | Plating of forearm fracture | * | 26134 |
6 | Nailing of femur fracture | * | 22032 |
7 | Nailing of humerus fracture | * | 22032 |
8 | Nailing of tibia and fibula fracture | * | 22032 |
9 | Plating of clavicle fracture | * | 23513 |
10 | Plating of malleolar fracture | * | 23513 |
11 | Plating of radius or ulnar fracture | * | 23513 |
12 | Osteosynthesis of hand | * | 14188 |
13 | Osteosynthesis of midfoot and forefoot | * | 14321 |
14 | Bone reconstruction, osteotomy | * | 24576 |
15 | Knee arthroscopy (debridement) | * | 11049 |
16 | Knee arthroscopy (meniscectomy) | * | 11049 |
17 | Knee arthroscopy with reconstruction ACL ( Anterior cruciate ligament) | * | 19222 |
18 | Hip replacement | * | 37844 |
19 | Arthrodesis of the ankle and foot | * | 26016 |
20 | Tendon release | * | 14964 |
21 | Dupuytren’s contracture - surgical treatment | * | 14964 |
22 | Examination by a traumatologist first time | 930 | |
23 | Examination by a traumatologist secondary | 645 | |
Surgery | |||
1 | Appendectomy | 13064 | |
2 | Appendectomy Laparoscopic | 7962 | |
3 | The imposition of hepatitis | 28270 | |
4 | Hernia with a hernia of the white Belly Line (light form) | 13990 | |
5 | Surgical treatment of the groin-femoral hernia | 26344 | |
6 | Laparoscopic removal of groin hernia | * | 21061 |
7 | Surgical treatment of groin, thigh hernia with plastic defect with mesh prosthesis | 25591 | |
8 | Surgical treatment of umbilical hernia | 14930 | |
9 | Surgical treatment of near-umbilical hernia | 14930 | |
10 | Surgical treatment of the anterior abdominal wall hernia | 16810 | |
11 | Surgery for small and medium postoperative hernia (complex form) | 34481 | |
12 | Surgery for a large postoperative hernia | 34481 | |
13 | Gall bladder drainage under the control of ultrasound examination | * | 15695 |
14 | Drainage of bile ducts under the control of ultrasonic examination | * | 39907 |
15 | Drainage of the cysts of the peritoneal space under the control of ultrasound examination | * | 29491 |
16 | Excision of the skin and subcutaneous fatty tissue of the anterior abdominal wall (abdominoplasty) | 17723 | |
17 | Reception (examination, consultation) of the surgeon primary | 612 | |
18 | Reception (examination, consultation) of the doctor-surgeon repeated | 555 | |
Gynecology | |||
1 | Infertility surgery on the uterine appendages | 5759 | |
2 | Ovarian resection using video endoscopic technology | 11832 | |
3 | Myomectomy (enucleation of myomatous nodes) laparotomy | 7167 | |
4 | Myomectomy (enucleation of myoma nodes) using video endoscopic techniques | 15138 | |
5 | Salpingo-oophorectomy using video endoscopic technologies | * | 6645 |
6 | Ovarian cyst removal using video endoscopic techniques | 7203 | |
7 | Oophorectomy using video endoscopic technologies | * | 7251 |
8 | Salpingectomy using video endoscopic technology | * | 14694 |
9 | Sterilization of the fallopian tubes using video endoscopic technology | * | 6055 |
10 | Total hysterectomy (extremization of the uterus) using video endoscopic technology | * | 22279 |
11 | Total hysterectomy (extremization of the uterus) laparotomic | 14248 | |
12 | Complex reception (examination, consultation) of an obstetrician-gynecologist primary | 384 | |
13 | Complex reception (examination, consultation) of the obstetrician-gynecologist repeated | 349 |
* Surgery prices marked with "*" do not include charges for the implants used during surgery (for trauma operations), drainage system, single-use hernia stapler (for surgical operations), single-use electro ligation instrument (for gynecological operations) as these medical consumables are selected individually for each patient.
In the framework of the above mentioned services we also provide Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Computed Tomography (CT), X-ray, laboratory and endoscopic examinations as well as studies on functional and ultrasonic diagnostics